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The Beyonders- Homebrew Ancestries 6: Mothlin
Mothlin believe the purpose of sapience is to create. Most of their artwork is focused on intricate mathematical forms. As such their civilisation is quite technologically advanced.
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The Beyonders- Homebrew Ancestries 5: Laeyrin
Taller than most. Laeyrin are defined by their incredible sense of direction and endurance. Capable climbers, many spend their time travelling, following their natural sense of the worlds lay lines.
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The Beyonders- Homebrew Ancestries 4: Plethari
Plethari are small, highly agile creatures. Their tails are prehensile, and like opossums, they are used for balance as opposed to climbing.
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The Beyonders- Homebrew Ancestries 3: Reacher
Reachers occur when someones body recieves too much healing over a periodof time. Their blood is replaced with magical components and they continue to operate as an undead version of themselves.
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The Beyonders- Homebrew Ancestries 2: Clarrion
The Clarrion are glass constructs that rose up and took over the magical forge of their creation. Clarrion have no individual identities, instead they act as a collective of knowledge.
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The Beyonders - Homebrew 1: Auger
The Auger are an ancient civilisation of Giant-folk that are skilled with Arcanotech. They live on Grasps unmoving moon, content to live separated from the surface.
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A closeup view of an ornate cuirass and tasset, showing heart-shaped designs along the edges of the metal panels.
An extremely ornate ceremonial halberd head showing etched and blackened designs with various plants, mythical creatures, and heraldic designs.
A closeup of the shoulder intersection of the cuirass, pauldron, and bevor of a piece of 1500s field armor. Some ornate etching of the crucifixion is visible in the lower right corner on the cuirass.
Here are 543 images (1.5GB) of items at the Philadelphia Museum of Art arms and armor exhibit
You're free to use them for anything, even commercially. I tried to focus on details not usually represented in available reference material
drive.google.com/file/d/1NRzg...
Here's a small sampling: